SPF 30 sunscreen

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Our Sunscreen SPF 30

Discover enhanced anti-aging cellular protection with our Sunscreen SPF 30. It combines a patented filter system* with a natural-origin antioxidant duo in a luscious, melting texture scented with notes of Sweet Orange, Tiare Flower, and Vanilla.

Does Sunscreen SPF 30 Protect Against UVA and UVB Rays?

With NUXE Sun, the answer is a definitive yes! Our Sunscreen SPF 30 provides broad-spectrum protection against both UVA and UVB rays—an essential requirement for preventing sunburn and premature skin aging, such as fine lines and dark spots.

Our sunscreens feature a patented filter system* that guarantees effective protection across the entire UV spectrum: UVB, short UVA, and long UVA rays. Its effectiveness on UVA rays is even doubled**! Our formulas are enriched with an extract of Rice and Rosemary, a powerful antioxidant duo that acts as a true cellular shield, fighting free radicals to help prevent photoaging.

How to Properly Apply Sunscreen SPF 30

To get the full benefit of your Sunscreen SPF 30, apply the product generously before sun exposure. Applying too little product will significantly reduce your level of sun protection.

Dispense the product into your hands, then spread it evenly over your entire face, avoiding the eye area. Your skin is left hydrated and protected. Remember to also apply your UVA/UVB protection to your neck, the back of your neck, your décolleté, and your ears.

Reapply at least every two hours, and always after swimming, playing sports, sweating, or towel‑drying.

How Long Can I Stay in the Sun with Sunscreen SPF 30?

SPF stands for "Sun Protection Factor." With an SPF of 30, you multiply the time you can be exposed to the sun before getting a sunburn by 30. For instance, if your skin starts to turn red after 10 minutes without protection, an SPF 30 sunscreen could theoretically protect it for 300 minutes (10 x 30), or five hours. However, this is an estimate; factors like your skin type, the intensity of the sun, and how you apply the sunscreen can affect its efficacy.

For worry‑free sun exposure, apply your Sunscreen SPF 30 at least every two hours. It’s also wise to wear a t‑shirt, a hat, and sunglasses to further limit the sun's effects on your skin.

Overexposure to the sun is dangerous. It is not recommended to be in the sun during its peak intensity, between 12 PM and 4 PM. No sunscreen provides 100% protection.

Is Sunscreen SPF 30 Suitable for Sensitive Skin?

The non‑comedogenic formula of our Sunscreen SPF 30 is suitable for all skin types. It's an excellent choice for those with sun‑sensitive skin when UV intensity is low, such as during a summer morning walk.

What's the Difference Between SPF 30 and SPF 50+?

An SPF 50+ product, such as the Melting Sun Cream Very High Protection SPF50+, provides a higher level of protection than an SPF 30. With a Sunscreen SPF 30, you block 97% of UVB rays and 90% of UVA rays. An SPF 50 product neutralizes 98% of UVB and 94% of UVA. An SPF 50+ captures 98.3% of UVB and 95% of UVA.

In practice, this means you can wear an SPF 30 if you have sun‑sensitive skin but the UV ray intensity is low. It’s also suitable for medium skin tones in moderate sun. But for exposure in strong sun or if your skin is very sensitive, the SPF 50+ options are more protective.

Do you have skin that tans easily? Your NUXE Sun Sunscreen SPF 30 provides hydration, protection, and helps prevent premature photoaging in any condition. You can also opt for Melting Sun Cream Very High Protection SPF50+ for enhanced protection.

With the melting texture of your NUXE Sun Sunscreen SPF 30, you can indulge in UVA/UVB protection that is a true pleasure to wear, with no white cast! Before you head out for a bike ride, grab a drink on a patio, or relax on the beach, it hydrates your skins and helps it defend against the sun.

*Combination of 3 filters and 2 esters.

**In‑vitro test shows results twice as effective on average across all NUXE SUN sun protection products compared to European regulation requirements.

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